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FOREWORD

THE collection offered in this sale was formed by L. V. Larsen, of
Coshocton, Ohio, U.S.A., over the past quarter of a century. Mr. Larsen
is a chemical engineer in the plastics industry, a Fellow of the Royal Numis-
matic Society, and a member of the British Numismatic Society and of the
American Numismatic Society. He began the collection by a few purchases
from Boston and New York dealers, then enlarged his scope through pur-
chases over a number of years from the principal London dealers. In recent
years he found fewer opportunities to buy coins needed to fill gaps in his
collection, and so feels that this is perhaps the time to dispose of the
collection in such a way that others may find the pleasures in acquisition
which he enjoyed. A considerable part of his numismatic library is offered
for sale with the coins.

While this collection represents the whole period of British numismatic
history, and has at least one coin from each reign in which coins were
issued since the conquest, it is strongest in the milled series. The collection
of silver of Queen Anne is practically complete, and is rivalled only by the
George I silver. The collector of silver crowns will find an almost complete
series of the types or major varieties from Edward VI to Elizabeth II.
Those who classify their pennies of the Confessor by the B.M. Catalogue
types will find York mint pieces of almost every type.

The illustrations are from direct photographs and references to standard
works need no explanation. It has been our pleasure to follow Mr. Larsen’s
extensive notes on his collection in the preparation of this catalogue.

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November 1972.

CATALOGUE of
The Collection of

ENGLISH SILVER COINS

and the
NUMISMATIC LIBRARY
the property of
Mr. L. V. LARSEN
of Coshocton, Ohio

Day of Sale
Wednesday, November 1st, 1972

commencing at 10 a.m. precisely

THE L. V. LARSEN COLLECTION

Lor

1 Channel Islands, billon Stater, off-centre; Thames and South, tin
pieces (2). All fine.

‘.” One tin piece from the Brentford find.

2 Iceni, silver, two crescents, rev. crude horse right, three pellets
below (Mack 429). Fine.

Roman Empire, Antoninus Pius (A.D. 138-161), AZ As, rev.
Britannia seated on rocks; behind, arms (RIC 934; C.117).
Fine and scarce.

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4 —— A Denarii (3) of Hadrian, rev. Aegyptos reclining; Julia
Domna, and Caracalla; together with a Follis of Constan-
tine I, Siscia mint, and three barbarous radiates. Very fine
and better.

5* Anglo-Saxon, silver Sceatta, inscribed type, Apa, crude bust
right and rumic legend, rev. cross and pellets, legend around
(BMC 2c; N.163). Obverse fine, reverse very fine.

‘. From the Lord Grantley Collection.

£32.00

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£65.00 6 Another. Porcupine type (BMC 55 var.; N.45), very fine; another
(BMC 60 var.; N.48), very fine.
£28.00 7 Copper Stycas, Eanred, moneyer Fordred; Aethelred II, moneyer
Alghere; another, moneyer Wihtred; another, retrograde,
this fair, others fine.
£48.00 8 —— Redwulf, moneyer Cuthbert, fine; Eanbold, moneyer Ethel-

weard, good fine; Wigmund, moneyer Ethelhelm, fine but
some verdigris.

SILVER PENNIES

£140.00 9* Kent, Archbishop Coelnoth (833-870), Group I, Portrait type,
+ VV HERE MONETA (N.241; BMC 58). Piece chipped off
edge and small crack, otherwise very fine.

‘.” From the C. Anthony Collection.

£30.00 10 Mercta, Burgred (852-874), diademed bust, rev. MONETA DIGA in
three lines, type a (N.423). Discoloured, very fine.

£32.00 11 DantsH East ANGLIA, St. Eadmund Memorial Coinage (c. 890-
905), moneyer BOSECIN (N.483). Very fine.

£30.00 12 NORTHUMBRIAN VIKING COINAGE (c. 897), Cunnetti type (N.S01;
BMC 935 var.). Very fine.

£210.00 13* Wessex, Acthelwulf, Portrait type, Phase 2 (c. 843-c. 8487),
moneyer DIAR (N.610; BMC 43 var.). Very fine but chipped

on edge.

£60.00 14 —— Aethelberht (858-865/6), BMC type I, bust to right,
moneyer HEABEARHT (N.620). Light corrosion and edge
chip, fine.

‘* From the Lincoln (1894) and Lord Grantley Collections.

£70.00 15* —— Aethelred I (865/6-871), BMC type I, bust rignt, moneyer
ELBERE (N.622). Good fine and scarce.

‘.* From the Lincoln and Lord Grantley (lot 994) Collections.

Alfred I (871-900), Portrait type, rev. LONDONI monogram
(N.644). Very fine.

£310.00 LG*

Lor
17* ——- —— Non-portrait type, moneyer EDELVLF (N.635). Good
fine.
18 —— Edward the Elder (899-924/5), Two Line type, moneyer

Sprov, spov (N. 649). Very fine.

Kings of all England
19 Aethelstan (924-939), Two Line type, moneyer MANNA (N.668).
Piece missing from edge, fine.
20* Eadmund (936-946), Two Line type, BMC type 17 var., moneyer
AMYNDES (N.691). Very fine.
‘. From the P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton Collection.

21 Eadred (946-955), Two Line type, BMC type 1, moneyer INGEL-
GAR (N.707). Small chip, striking crack, fine.

22* Eadwig (955-959), Three Line type, York, BMC type 10a.
moneyer FRODRICH (N.730). Very fine and rare.

23 Eadgar (959-975), Two Line type, moneyer IvE (N.741). Very
fine.

24* Edward the Martyr (975-978), sole type, Winchester, diademed
bust left, rev. small cross pattée, PIMTSIGE M-O PINT
(N.763). Poorly struck, but otherwise fine and very rare.

25 Aethelred II (978-1016), First Hand type, Stamford, moneyer
Aelfwold, ALFPOLD MO STANF (N.766). Fine.

‘. From the Wells (lot 14) Collection.

26 —— Second Hand type, London, moneyer Eadmund, EADMVND
M-O LVND (N.768). Very fine.

27 —— Crux type, Lincoln, moneyer Colgrim, COLGRIM M~O LINCOL
(N.770). Fine.

28 — Another, Lewes, moneyer Leofwine, LEOFPINE M-O LAEPE.
About very fine.

29 —— Another, Winchester, moneyer Byrhsige, BYRHSIGE M-O
PINT. Good very fine.

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£26.00 30 —— Another, Southwark, moneyer Heawulf, HEAWVLF MO
SVDGE. Very fine.
£28.00 31 —— Long Cross type, London, moneyer Aethelwerd, ZDELPERD
MO LYND (N.774). Very fine.
.. From the Naish Collection.
£26.00 32 —— Helmet type, London, moneyer Aethelwerd, @DELPERD MO
LVND (N.775). Fine.
*.” From the Lawrence (lot 259) Collection.
£20.00 ae —— Last Small Cross, Lincoln, moneyer Aethelnoth, EDELNOD
MON LINCOL (N.777). Very fine.
£26.00 34 —— Another, London, moneyer Godwine, GODPINE MON LVN-

DEN. Sharp very fine.

£32.00 35 Cnut (1016-1035), Quatrefoil type, York, moneyer Sunulf,
SVNVLF MIOEI (North 781). Good very fine.

£22.00 36 —— Another, Oxford, moneyer Godman, GODMAN ON OXSEN.
Slightly cracked, about fair.

£28.00 37 —— Pointed Helmet type, York, moneyer Wulfnoth, PvLNop
MO EOFR (N.787). Very fine.

£8.00 38 — Small Cross type, York, moneyer Godman, GODMAN ON
EOFEI. Fair.

£109.00 39* Harold I (1035-40), Fleur-de-lis type, London, moneyer Winsige,
PYNSIE ON LVNDE (N.803). Very fine.

£520.00 40* Harthacnut (1035-42), Arm and Sceptre type, Exeter, moneyer
Edmaer, EDMER ON EXCESR (N.811). Extremely fine and
rare.

£72.00 41* Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), Pacx type, London, moneyer
Aelfwine, ELPINE ONN LVN (N.813). Extremely fine.

£210.00 42* —— Another, York, moneyer Aethelwine, EDELPINE ON EOEFR,
annulet in one quarter. Extremely fine.

' From the Ryan Collection.

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Radiate/Small Cross type, Lincoln, moneyer Colgrim, CoL-
GRIM ON LINC (N.816). Very fine.

Another, York, moneyer Arncetel, ARNCETEL ON EOFRPI,
annulet on rev. Very fine.

Trefoil Quadrilateral type, London, moneyer Godwine,
GODPINE ON LVND (N.817). Very fine.

Another, York, moneyer Aelfere, ALFHERE ON EOFR. Fine.

Small Flan type, London, moneyer Deohen, DEOHEN ON
LVN (N.818). About very fine.

‘. From the Lawrence (lot 269) Collection.

Another, York, moneyer Arngrim, ARNGRIM ON EOF, annu-
let in one quarter. Extremely fine.

Expanding Cross type (Light Coinage), Steyning, moneyer
Wullgzt, PVLGET ON STENI (N.820). Almost extremely fine
and rare.

Another (Heavy Coinage), London, moneyer Aelfgar,
ABLFGAR ON LVND (N.823). Very fine.

‘'. From the Lockett (lot 816) Collection.

Another, York, moneyer Stircol, STYRCOL ON EOFERPI.
Good fine.

. From the Lawrence Collection (lot 278).

Helmet type (2), Winchester, GODMAN ON PINCI; Canterbury,
SYLDEPINE ON CEN (N.825). Very fine and fine.

Another, York, moneyer Thor, DORR ON EOFERPI. Very fine.

Sovereign / Eagles, Lewes, moneyer Godwine, GODPINE ONN
L&PE (N.827). Good very fine.

Another, Wallingford, moneyer Brand, BRAND ON PALI.
Very fine.

Another, Winchester, moneyer Anderboda, ANDERBODA ON
PINC. Fine.

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£65.09

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£48.00

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£48.00

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£36.00

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£48.00

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—_ Another, York, moneyer Snebern, SNEBRN ON EOF, annulet
in 2nd and 3rd quarters. Very fine.

—— Hammer Cross type (2), Winchester, BRIHTMER ON PINCE
(N.82), extremely fine; York, ARNGRIM ON EOER, very fine.

—— Facing Bust type (3), Canterbury, LEOFSTAN, York (2),
SCVLA and VLFCTEL (N.830). Fine or better.

—— Pyramids type, Lincoln, moneyer Othgrim, OPGRIM ON
LINCO (N.831; Mossop 30). Fine and scarce.

— —— Two similar, Winchester, ANDERBODE, and York,
OVDGRIM. Fine and very fine.

Harold II (1066), sole type, York, crowned bust left, rev. Pax
across centre, moneyer Roscetel, ROSCETEL ON EOFER
(N.836). Fine and rare.

Norman Kings

William I (1066-87), Profile type, Hastings, moneyer Dunnic,
DVNNIC ON HESTI (N.839). Extremely fine.

—— Bonnet type, York, moneyer Outholf, AVDOLF ON EOFE
(N.839). Very fine.

—— Canopy type, London, moneyer Godric, GODRIC ON LVNDE
(N.843). Very fine.
’.’ From the H. A. Parsons (lot 215) Collection.

—— Two Sceptres type, London, moneyer Godric, GODINC ON
LVNDEI (N.844). Very fine.

* ___ Two Stars type, London, moneyer Eadwine, EDPI ON LVNDt

(N.845). Very fine.

— Sword type, Winchester, moneyer Godwine, GODPINE ON
PINCI (N.846). Good very fine.

__— Profile bust to right, London, moneyer Wulfwine, PvLF-
PINE ON LVN (N.847). Good very fine.

—— Paxs type, Winchester, moneyer Siword, SIPORD ON PINCE
(N.848). Fine.

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William I, Cross in Quatrefoil type, London, moneyer Brunic,
BRVNIC ON LVN (N.852). Very fine.

Henry I, Pellets in Quatrefoil type, London, moneyer Wulfgar,
WVLFEGAR ON LVNDE (N.870). Nicely struck, very fine.

—— Quadrilateral on Cross Fleury type, London, moneyer
Godric, ON LVN (N.871). Fine.

Stephen, Watford type (type I), mint uncertain, moneyer
Willem?; another, Lincoln, moneyer Gladewin, - - - - EPIN:
O------ NC (N.873). This poorly struck, both about fine

— Cross voided and mullets (type IJ), London, moneyer Rod-
bert, R----- RT: ON LVN (N.878), weakly struck, very fine;
Henry U, Tealby, A’, York, GRIFFIN ON EVEPIC; A’ Dur-
ham, Walter, WA---R ON DVN (N.952; BMC 257); A’,
London, Piere, PIRES M----- N (BMC 541/2). This
clipped, last three fine.

—— A’, Canterbury, Ricard or Rogier?, R----- CANT, un-
recorded dies, clipped, very fine; D®/C, Newcastle, William,
PI--- -NE (N.959; BMC 595), fine; E, Lincoln, Lanfram,
LA----- LIN (N.960; Mossop 23), rather flat, about fair.

—— Shortcross Issue, Ia, London, moneyer Alain (N.962). A
little off-centre, good very fine and rare.

—— Ib, London, moneyer Alain (N.963), good very fine;
another, Wilton, Rodbert, double-struck, fair; another, Win-
chester, Gocelm, good fine; Ic, Lincoln, Leofwine (N.964),
fair.

Anglo-Gallic, Henry II, Denier, Aquitaine (Hew. 1), fine;
Eleanor, Denier, Aquitaine (Hew. 1), fine; Richard, Denier,
Aquitaine (Hew. 1), fair; another, Poitou (Hew. 5b), good

fine.

Shortcross issues, 2a, Raul, London, fine; another, Ricard, Lon-
don, very fine; 4a, Ricard, London, very fine; 3b, Willem,
London, very fine; 3a, Goldwin, Canterbury, good fine; 4,
Ricard, London, fine.

—— 5a, Ricard, London; another, Ricard, Lincoln; another,
Roberd, Canterbury. All very fine.

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82 —— 5a/5b mule, Henri, London; 5b, Willelm, London: Sc,
Abel, London, these very fine; 3b, Simon, Rhuddlan, fine.
83 —— 6a, Samuel, Canterbury, very fine; another, Rauf, London,

fine; another, Ilger, London, double-struck, fair; 7, Giferei,
London, fine; another, Roger, Canterbury, good fine; 8b,
Nicole, Canterbury, fine and rare.

84 Longeross issues, la, London, fine; 1b, London, very fine; 1b/2
mule, Nicole, London, very fine; 2, Philip, Northampton,
fine; 3a, Nicole, London, fine.

85 —— 3b, Henric, Bristol, very fine; another, Ion, Bury St. Ed-
munds, fine; 3c, Ion, Bury St. Edmunds, fine; 4a, Henri,
London, about extremely fine; 5a, Nicole, London, about
very fine.

86 —— 5b, Ricard, London, very fine; 5c, Davi, London, very fine;
5f, Walter, London, fine; 5g, Willem, London, fine.

87* Edward I, Groat, bust facing (N.1007; Fox 5). Fine and rare.

88 —— Pence, 2a, London, very fine; 4a, Bury (Hadelie); 10d,
Canterbury; 3. Berwick, good fine; Halfpenny, 3c, London:
Anglo-Gallic, Deniers, Bordeaux (1), Gascony (1); Edward
II, Pence, 11b, Canterbury; 15a, Canterbury; Farthing,
London (N.1070). Fair or fine, except where stated.

90 Edward III, Noble, Pre-Treaty Period, Series Ga/Gd, London
(N.1181). Almost very fine.

91 —— Quarter-Noble, Treaty Period, Series B, London (N.1244).
Very fine.
92 —— Penny, Florin, London, fair; Groat, Pre-Treaty, London (2):

Halfgroat, Pre-Treaty, London; Groat, ‘Treaty, London,
very fine; Halfgroat, Treaty, London, very fine; Groat, Post-
Treaty, London. Fine, except where stated.

92a Anglo-Gallic, Edward III, Gros tournois (H.2), clipped, fine;
Edward the Black Prince, Demi-gros, Agen (H.1), fair;
another, Limoges (H.3), fair; Hardi d’argent, Bordeaux
(H.2), fine; Sterling, Limoges (H.1), fine.

93* Richard II, Groat, early bust (N.1320). Good fine.

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94 —— Pennies (2), York, local dies (N.1330), fair and fine; Half-
pennies (2), London (N.1331), both about fine.

95* Henry IV, Groat, annulet to left and pellet to right of crown
(N.1359). Piece broken off edge but very rare and otherwise

fine.

96 Henry V, Groats, Class C (2—N.1387), both fine; Penny, Glass G,
York (N.1404), fine.

97 Henry VI, Groats (3), Annulet, Calais, fine to very fine; Penny,
Annulet, Calais, very fine.

98 — Groats, Rosette-Mascle (2), Calais, both fine; Pinecone-
Mascle, Calais, fine; Leaf-Mascle, Calais, about fine; Leaf-
Trefoil (2), almost very fine.

99 — Groats, Trefoil (2), London, both about very fine; Leaf-
Pellet, London, fine; Cross-Pellet, London, edge chip, fine;
Lis-Pellet, London, good fine.

100* —— Groat, Lis-Pellet, London (N.1526). Good very fine.
*.’ From the Shirley, Fox and Parsons (307) Collections.

101 Anglo-Gallic, Henry IV, Hardi d’argent, Aquitaine, fair; Henry
VI, Grand blanc, Rouen, very fine; another, Nevers, fine.

102* Edward IV, Groat (Heavy), Class I, lis on neck, etc., m.m. plain
cross/no reverse mark (N.1530; B.W. Ibiii/Iyii). Extremely
fine.

103 ——— Another, but m.m. plain cross both sides, fine; another
(Light), m.m. sun/sun, clipped, good fine; Henry Vi
(restored), Groat, London, m.m. restoration cross both
sides, good fine.

104. Edward IV (2nd reign), Angel, m.m. pierced cross and pellet /
pierced cross (N.1626). Very fine.

105 —— Groats (2), London, m.m. heraldic cinquefoil. Fair and
good fine.

106* Edward V, Groat, m.m. boar’s head/sun and rose (N.1672). Ex-
tremely rare, clipped but very fine.

£26.00

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105.00

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£70.00

£60.00

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107 Richard HI, Groat, London, nothing below bust, m.m. halved sun
and rose (N.1679). Almost very fine.

108* —— Another, but m.m. narrow boar’s head/wide boar’s head.
Good very fine.

109 Henry VII, Groats, 4b, m.m. crosslet, good very fine; 3b, m.m.
greyhound’s head, good fine; Halfgroat, Canterbury, 2b,
m.m. tun, clipped, very fine; Penny, Sovercign type, York,
fair; Groat (Profile issue), m.m. pheon, fair; Halfgroat,
Canterbury (Warham), m.m. rose, fair.

110 —— Ireland, ‘Three Crowns’ Groat, type 2b, Waterford, Fitz-
gerald arms beside English shield (D.F. 186A; S.4433).
Good very fine and rare thus.

Another, with EDWA title (Lambert Simnell), Dublin,
but no mint name (D.F. 188; 8.4426). Fair and extremely
rare.

*.” From the Lockett (lot 546) Collection.

j11* ——

112 Henry VIII, Groat, Ist Coinage, m.m. portcullis (N.1762), very
fine; Penny, Ist Coinage, Durham, m.m. lis (N.1776), good

fine.

113* —— Groat, lst Coinage, TOURNAI, m.m. crowned T (S.1709a).
Good fine.

114 —— Groats, 2nd Coinage, m.m. lis/lis, about very fine; m.m.

rose/rose (2), fair and good fine; Halfgroat, 2nd Coinage,
Canterbury (Warham), fine; another, York (Lee), fair.

115 —— Testoon, 3rd Coinage, Bristol, mm. none/ws (N.1483),
poor; Groat, Posthumous, bust 5, York, no m.m. (N.1848),
fair; another, bust 5, London (Tower), m.m. grapple
(N.1871), fair; another, bust 4, m.m. lis (N.1871), fair.

116 Edward VI, Shilling, 2nd Period, London, MpxLrx (1549), m.m.
arrow (N.1917). Fine.

117. —— Another, Durham House, m.m. bow, no date, rev. INIMICOS,
etc. (N.1924). Almost very fine and rare.

Crown, 1551, m.m. y (Lingford A.1 var., bottom stop of
colon missing after posv1). Almost very fine.

118*

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119 —— Another. Nearly fine. l £58.00

1194 —— Halfcrown, 1551, walking horse with plume, m.m. y. Nearly £65.09
fine. 1

126 —— Shilling, m.m. tun, very fine; another, fair. 2 £34.09

121* —— Sixpence, London, m.m. y, fair to fine; another. but m.m. £55.09
on reverse only, very fine; Threepence, m.m. tun, cracked,
poor. 3

*.” Second coin illustrated.

122. Mary, Groats (2), good fine and fair; Philip and Mary, Shilling, £82.00
1555, English titles only, fair; Groat, m.m. lis, small flan,
good fine. 4

123 Elizabeth I, Quarter-Angel, m.m. Greek cross, 1578-9 (N.1993). £82.00
Very fine. ]

124 —— Crown, m.m. 1, sceptre points to 1 of REGINA (N.2012). £120.03
Fine. I

125 —— Halfcrown, m.m. 1 (N.2013). Fine. ] £105.00

126 —— Shilling, wire-line inner circles, m.m. lis. Fair to fine. ] £32.00

127 —— Another, beaded circles, m.m. crosslet, good fine; another, £50.09
m.m. martlet, off-centre, fine; another, m.m. hand, fine;
another, m.m. woolpack; Sixpence, 1561, m.m. pheon, poor;
another, 1594, m.m. woolpack, fine. 6

128 —— Groat, wire-line inner circle, m.m. lis. Damaged edges, £48.00
good fine. ]

129 —— Another, beaded circles, m.m. martlet; Threepence, 1566, £70.00
m.m. portcullis; Halfgroat, m.m. martlet; another, m.m. A; pias
Threehalfpence, 1574, m.m. acorn; Penny, m.m. crosslet;
another, 1566, m.m. portcullis; another, m.m. woolpack;
Three-farthings, 1574, m.m. eglantine; Portcullis Half-
penny, m.m. A. Mainly fair or fine. 10

130 —— Milled Shiliing, small size, under 30mm., decorated dress £72.00

(N.2023), fair; Sixpences, 1562 (4), fair to good very fine;
Groat, scarce and fair. 6

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—— Milled Threepence, 1562, tall bust with large rose (N.2034),

fine; another, short bust with small rose (N.2035), fair; Half-

groat, about fine and rare.

East Indies. Portcullis money, 1-Real, mm. O. Fine to
very fine.

Pattern Halfgroat in silver, 1601, ornamental facing bust,
rey. crowned monogram (BMC 8; N.2050). Extremely fine.

No lot.

Pattern Fourpence or Sixpence (?), bust left, portcullis and
rose to left and right, QVID NOS SINE TE, rev. castle, QVID
HOC SINE ARMIS . Almost very fine and rare.

James I, Crown, Ist Coinage, m.m. thistle (FRC I/II; N.2070).

Almost very fine.

Shilling, Ist Coinage, 2nd bust, m.m. thistle (N.2073),
almost very fine; Sixpence, Ist coinage, Ist bust, 1603, m.m.
thistle, poor; Halfgroat, Ist Coinage, m.m. thistle, poor.

Crown, 2nd Coinage, m.m. lis (FRC IV/VI), about very
fine; Sixpence, 2nd Coinage, 3rd bust, 1605, poor.

—— Another, 3rd Comage, mim. lis (FRC XX Vil; IN2120).

Fine.

Another, but plumes over reverse shield, m.m. thistle (FRC
VIII/ XVI; N.2121). Good fine.

Halfcrown, 3rd Coinage, m.m. lis/lis (N.2122), good fine:
Shilling, 3rd Coinage, 6th bust, m.m. trefoil (N.2124), good
fine; Sixpence, 3rd Coinage, 6th bust, 1621, m.m. thistle
(N.2126), fair; Halfgroat, 3rd Coinage, m.m._ thistle
(N.2127), fine; Penny, m.m. two pellets, fair; Harrington
Farthing, m.m. trefoil, very fine; Lennox Farthing, m.m.
mascle, fine.

Charles I, gold Crown, Tower mint, Ist bust, m.m. lis (N.2179;

§.2053). Good fine.

143* —— Silver Crown, Tower mint, la, m.m. lis (FRC II/I; $.2100).

Very fine.

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Another, 1b, m.m. castle (FRC VIII/X; $.2101). Fine and
rare.

*.’ From the H. P. Hall Collection.

Another, 2a, m.m. harp/rose/feathers/harp (FRC X/XIV;
8.2102). Good fine.

Another, 2b', m.m. feathers/feathers (FRC IX/XII;
S.2103). Very fine.

*. From the Lockett (255) and T. W. Barron Collections.

Another, 2b*, m.m. harp/rose/feathers/harp (FRC X/
XVII; $.2104). Good fine.

Another, 3a, m.m. crown/crown (FRC XVI/XXI; S.2105).
Good fine.

Another, 3b, m.m. crown/crown (FRC XVI/XXII;
8.2106). Fine to very fine.

Halfcrown, Tower, 2c, m.m. portcullis (S.2115); another.
3a', m.m. anchor (S.2117); Shilling, 1 (Light), m.m. cross
calvary (S.2123); another, la, m.m. cross calvary (S.2125);
another. la, m.m. cross calvary (S.2125). Mainly fine.

Shilling, 1, m.m. lis (S.2122). Very fine.

Shilling, la, m.m. cross calvary (S.2125); another, 3a, m.m.
crown (S.2133); 4°, m.m. triangle: 4*, mim. triangle; Six-
pence, 1625, m.m. lis; Sixpence, 4c, m.m. star; Halfgroat,
2a, m.m. plume; another, 3a', m.m. bell, poor; Penny, 3',
m.m. two pellets; Halfpenny, rose type (S.2182); Crown, 4,
m.m. sun. Several fine.

Crown, Tower, 5, mm. sun (FRC XXV/XXXVIII;
8.2184). Very fine.

Halfcrown, Tower, 3a°, m.m. sun (S.2185); Shilling, 4°,
idm, Scepite ($2189); Sixpence, 4°; mim. P ay citcle
(S.2191); Halfgroat, 3a’, m.m. sun. Fair to fine.

Crown, Briot’s first milled issue, m.m. flower and B/B
(S.2196). Fine.

** From the Parsons Collection.

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—— Halfcrown, Briot’s first milled issue, m.m. anchor and B
(S.2197). Dark tone, almost extremely fine.

—— Shilling, Briot’s first milled issue, m.m. anchor (S.2198);
Sixpence, Briot’s first milled issue, rev. CHISTO, m.m. anchor
and mullet (S.2199); another with normal reverse legend,
about extremely fine; Halfgroat, Briot’s pattern (N.2687);
Threepence, York (S.2221); Groat, Aberystwyth (S.2231).
Mainly fine, except where stated.

—— Half-Pound, Oxford, 1642 (S.2289). Almost very fine.

—— Halfcrown, Oxford, 1643 (Morr. H-17; N.2416; S.2299),
fair to fine; Crown, Truro, m.m. rose (Lockett 3; N.2531;
8.2386), edge knock, good fine.

—— Newark, Siege Shilling, 1645. Good fine.
—— Pontefract, Siege Shilling, 1648 (N.2648). Very fine.
—— Royal Farthings (5). Fine to very fine.

—— Silver medal or possibly Pattern Halfcrown, bust left, rev.
crowned shield stamped in imitation of engraving (M.I.
373/266). Very fine and rare.

Commonwealth, Crown, 1653, m.m. sun (ESC 6). Good fine.

— Halfcrown, 1656. m.m. sun (ESC 437), poor; Shilling, 1656,
m.m. sun (ESC 995), piece missing from edge, otherwise
about fair; Sixpence, 1649, m.m. sun (ESC 1483), fair; Half-
groat, Penny and Halfpenny, all fine.

—— Sixpence, 1660, m.m. anchor (ESC 1497). Fine and very
rare.

—— Blondeau Pattern Sixpence, 1651 (ESC 1498). Very fine
and very rare.

Oliver Cromwell, Crown, 1658. Almost very fine.
—— Halfcrown, 1658. About fine.

—— Shilling. 1658. Almost extremely fine

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171* —— Pattern Sixpence, 1658, Dutch copy, usually called Tan-
ner’s, edge plain (ESC 1506). Almost extremely fine and
very rare.

‘.” From the Taffs (lot 237) Collection.

172 Charles Ii, Shilling first hammered issue, fair; Sixpence, first ham-
mered issue, fair.

173. —— Halfgroat, first hammered issue, very fine; Pennies (2);
Halfgroat, second hammered issue; Penny; Shilling, third
hammered issue; Groat; Threepence; Halfgroat; Penny.
Fair or fine, except where stated.

174 —— Pattern Broad in silver, 1660 (N.2776). Only fair but rare.

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Charles II

175* Crown, 1662, first bust, rose below bust, edge undated (ESC 15).
Very fine.

176* ——— 1662, first bust, rose below, edge dated (ESC 17). Very fine.

177 —— 1662, first bust, no rose, edge dated (ESC 18). Fine and
rare.

‘.’ From the Paget Collection.

178* —— 1662, first bust, no rose, edge undated (ESC 19). Very fine.

179 == 1663, first bust, new reverse; 1664; second bust (ESC 26,
28). Both fine.

180* —— 1664, second bust, xvi (ESC 28). Very fine.

’. From the V. du B. Smyth Collection.
181* —— 1666, second bust, elephant below, xvui (ESC 33). Scarce,

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—— 1669, second bust, primo (ESC 38). ‘69’ of date weak, very
fine and very rare.

‘.’ From the Parsons (lot 528) Collection.
—— 1679, third bust, pRIMo (ESC 56). Good very fine.

—— 1683, fourth bust, gvINTo (ESC 66). Very fine and rare.

Halfcrowns, 1676, fourth bust, ocravo; 1679, fourth bust, PRIMO
(ESC 478, 481). Fine and very fine.

Shilling, 1663, first bust (ESC 1022). Fine.

—— 1676, second bust, plume both sides (ESC 1049). Fine and
rare.

Sixpence, 1683 (ESC 1523). Very fine.
Maundy set, undated, type B (ESC 2365). Fine to very fine.

—— 1679; also 1671 Maundy 3d. and 1d. (ESC 2375). Very fine
and fine.

Halfpenny, 1673; Farthings, 1674, 1679 QGESC 510, 527, 530).
Generally fine.

Pattern Farthing in silver, 1665, bust of Charles II left with short
hair, rev. Britannia left, QVATVOR - MARIA - VINDICO (BMC
407). Good very fine.

— 1665, similar to last but with plain edge (BMC 411). Good
very fine.

——— 1676, bust of Charles II left with long hair, rev. similar to
last lot (BMC 492). Extremely fine.

Elephant Halfpenny, rev. Arms of the City of London, LONDON -
GOD « PRESERVE (BMC 501). Fair, rare.

Farthing, 1684 (tin), NVMMORVM * - FAMVLVS 1684 -* (BMC
536). Some corrosion, good fine and rare.

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197 Crown, 1686, first bust, no stops on obverse (ESC 77). Good fine
and rare.
198 — 1687, second bust, TERTIO (ESC 78). Fine.

199* Halfcrown, 1686, first bust, SECVNDO (ESC 494). Very fine.

200 —— 1688, second bust, @QVARTO (ESC 502). Scratches on reverse,
fair.

201 Shilling, 1687/6 (ESC 1072). Good fine.
202* Sixpence, 1686 (ESC 1525). Nearly extremely fine.
203 —— 1687, 1688 (ESC 1526, 1528). The last scarce, fair and fine.

204 Maundy, 1686 set, 1687/6 4d., 1686 3d., 1686 2d., 1688 Id. (set
ESC 2381). Fine to very fine.

205 Halfpenny, 1687, in tin (BMC 544). Piece missing from edge.
some corrosion spots, fair.

William and Mary
206 Crown, 1692 QvaRTo (ESC 83). Artificial tone, very fine.

207 —— 1692, 2 of date over 2 upside down, QvINTO, with stop after
GRATIA (ESC 85, unpublished variety?). Fair.

208 Halfcrowns, 1689, first bust, first shield, no pearls, caul only
frosted; pearls, no frosting; second shield, caul and interior
frosted, no pearls (ESC 506, 507, 509). Fine.

209 -—— Second busts, third shield, 1691, 1693 ( of date over 3
upside down) (ESC 516, 521). Fine.

210 Shillings, 1692, 1693 (ESC 1075, 1076). Fine.
211 Sixpence, 1693 (ESC 1529). Fine to very fine.

212 Maundy, 1691 set, 1690 4d., 1689 3d. (2), 1689 2d., 1694 1d. (set:
ESC 2385). Fine to very fine.

213 Halfpennies, 1694 (BMC 602). Fine.

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Farthings, 1694 (BMC 616). Fine.

William HI

Crown, 1695, first bust, first harp, sEpTIMo (ESC 86). Extremely
fine.

—— 1696, third bust, first harp, ocravo (ESC 94). Very fine.

—— 1697, third bust, second harp, NoNo (ESC 96). Fine but
very rare.

—— 1700, third bust variety, third harp, DvopECIMo (ESC 97).
Extremely fine.

Halfcrown, 1697, first bust, large shields, NoNo; Shilling, 1696,
first bust (ESC 541, 1078). Fine and very fine.

Shilling, 1699, fifth bust, plumes on reverse (ESC 1119). Fine,
rare.

Sixpences, 11697 B, 1697 Y C2SC 1555, 1573). dhe latter rare, jme
to very fine.

Sixpences, 1699 plumes on reverse, 1700 (ESC 1577, 1579). Fine
and extremely fine.

Maundy, 1698 set; 1702 4d., 1701 2d. (set: ESC 2389). Very fine
and extremely fine.

Halfpennies, 1697 type 1, 1699 type 2, 1699 type 3, 1700 type 3,
1701 type 3 (BMC 647, 675, 689, 697, 703). Generally fine.

Farthings, 1700 type 1, 1699 type 2 (BMC 667, 681). Fair and
fine.

Proof Farthing, 1699 type 2, in silver (BMC 682). Very fine.

Anne
Crown, 1703 vico, first bust, TERTIO (ESC 99). Very fine.

1705, first bust, plumes on reverse, QVINTO (ESC 100).
Good very fine, rare.

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1706, first bust, roses and plumes on reverse, QVINTO (ESC
101). Very fine to good very fine, scarce.

1707, first bust, roses and plumes on reverse, SExTO (ESC
102). Good very fine.

1707 E, second bust, seExto (ESC 103). Flan flaw below
bust on on obverse, otherwise very fine.

1707, second bust, SEpTIMO (ESC 104). Very fine.
1708, second bust, SEpTIMO (ESC 105). Very fine.

1708 E, 1708/7E, second bust (ESC 106, 107). Fine or
better.

1708, second bust, plumes on reverse (ESC 108). Small
nick on edge, fine to good fine.

1713, third bust, roses and plumes, DvopEcIMO (ESC 109).
Adjustment marks on obverse, very fine.

Halfcrown, 1703, rev. plain, TERTIO (ESC 568). Fine, very rare.

1703 vico, 1704 plumes in angles (ESC 569, 570). Fine and
very fine.

1705 plumes in angles, QvINTO (ESC 571). Good very fine,
scarce.

1706 roses and plumes, QvINTO (ESC 572). Very fine.

1707 roses and plumes (2), slight varieties in the busts (ESC
573). Fine and very fine.

1707,. After Union, plam; 1707 E srexro (ESC 574, 575).
Good fine.

1707 E sexTo, 1708 E SEpTIMo (ESC 575, 576). Very fine.

1708, 1708 plumes in angles, 1709 (ESC 577, 578, 579).
Very fine and better.

1709 E ocravo (ESC 580). Fine but extremely rare.

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1710 roses and plumes, 1712 roses and plumes, 1713, 1713
fat and plumes (ESC 581, 582, 583, 584). Fine, the last
Crter.

1714 roses and plumes, TERTIO (ESC 585). Good very fine.

248 Shillings, 1702 plain, 1702 plumes (ESC 1128, 1129). Very fine

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and better, both scarce.

1702 vico, 1703 vico (ESC 1130, 1131). Very fine and
better.

1704, plain in angles, second bust (ESC 1132). Fine but
extremely rare.

1704 plumes in angles (ESC 1133). Very fine with sharp
reverse, rare.

1705 plain in angles (ESC 1134). Slightly flecked, extremely
fine, rare.

1705 plumes in angles, 1705 roses and plumes (ESC 1135,
1136). Very fine and better.

1707 roses and plumes, second bust (ESC 1137). Good very
fine, scarce.

1707 E (3), two with twin date letters (ESC 1138). Fine or
better.

1707 E*, second bust (ESC 1140). Very fine, rare.

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Another but with no stops on obverse (ESC 1140a). Very
fine, rare.

1707 third bust, 1707 plumes on reverse (ESC 1141, 1142).
Extremely fine and good very fine.

1707 E, third bust (2), different reverse dies (ESC 1143).
Fine and extremely fine.

1707 E*, “Edinburgh bust” (ESC 1143a). Fine, extremely
rare.

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—— 1708 E, 1708 E*, both second bust (ESC 1144, 1145). Fine,
the first rare.

— 1708 E*, 1708/7 E*, both second bust (ESC 1145, 1145a).
Fine and fair.

— 1708, second bust, roses and plumes; 1708, third bust (ESC
1146, 1147). Very fine and extremely fine, the first very
rare.

—— 1708, second bust, roses and plumes; 1708, third bust,
plumes on reverse (ESC 1146, 1148). Very fine and ex-
tremely fine, the first very rare.

—— 1708, third bust, roses and plumes; 1708 E, third bust (ESC
1149, 1150). Very fine and both rare.

— 1708E, third bust, 1B for HIB (ESC 1150 var.). Very fine
and very rare.

‘. From the Jackson-Kent Collection.

—— 1708/7E, third bust; 1708E*, “Edinburgh bust’ (2),
different 1’s in date (ESC 1150a, 1151 (2)). Very rare and
scarce, fair to fine.

— 1709 E*, “Edinburgh bust’? (ESC 1152). Extremely fine
and rare.

1709 E*, “Edinburgh bust”? (ESC 1153 (R*)). Nearly ex-
tremely fine and extremely rare.

*.’ From the Parsons Collection.

— 1709, third bust; 1710, roses and plumes (2), third and
fourth busts (ESC 1154, 1155, 1156). Fine to very fine, the
last rare.

— 1711, third bust (ESC 1157; R.4). Good very fine, ex-
tremely rare.

—— 1711 fourth bust, 1712 roses and plumes, 1713 roses and
plumes, 1714 roses and plumes (ESC 1158, 1159, 1160,
1161). Very fine and extremely fine.

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Sixpences, 1703 viGo; 1705 plain in angles; 1705 plumes on re-

verse, early shield (2), late shields (1); 1705 roses and
plumes (ESC 1582, 1583, 1584 (2), 1584a, 1585). One fine,
the others very fine and extremely fine.

1707 roses and plumes, 1707 plain, 1707°E (ESC 1586, 1587,
1588. Very fine and better.

1707 E, Proof with plain edge (ESC 1589; R.4). Extremely
fine, extremely rare.

1707 plumes on reverse, 1708 plain (ESC 1590, 1591). Ex-
tremely fine and very fine.

1708 B, 1708.E* (BSC 1592, 1593). Very fine and fair, both
scarce.

1708/7 E*; I708E*, “Edmburgh bust’ (ESC 1593a,
1593b). Fair and very fine, both rare.

1708 plumes on reverse, 1710 roses and plumes (ESC 1594,
1595). Both nearly extremely fine, both scarce.

1711, plain in agles (2), one with large lis and one with
small lis on reverse (ESC 1596, 1596a). Very fine and ex-
tremely fine.

Maundy money, 1703 set (ESC 2393). Very fine and better,

scarce.

1705 set (ESC 2394). Very fine and better, scarce.
1706 set (ESC 2395). Very fine and better, scarce.
1708 set (ESC 2396). Very fine and better, scarce.
1709 set (ESC 1397). Fine and better, scarce.
1710 set (ESC 2398). Very fine and better, rare.
1713 set (ESC 2399). Very fine and better, scarce.

Miscellaneous oddments (7). Fine or better.

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289 Pattern Halfpenny, double obverse type with bust of Anne, ANNA
DE GRATIA, edge ECVS - ET - TVTAMEN -: ANNO - REGNI -
DVODE (BMC 710). Very fine, very rare.

290 —— rev. Britannia seated left on a globe, a crown above (BMC
728). Good very fine, scarce.

291 Pattern Farthing, 1713, with date in legend, Britannia seated left
(BMC 733). Very fine, scarce.

292 —— 1713, Britannia seated left, within a portico, date in exergue
(BMC 740). Weakly struck in parts, very fine, rare.

293 —— 1714, Britannia seated left, date in exergue (BMC 741).
Very fine.
294 —— 1714, as last but with legend ANNA REGINA (BMC 743). Ex-

tremely fine, scarce.

295* ——— 1713, struck in silver, Britannia seated left within a portico
(BMC 747). Very fine, scarce.

296* —— 1714, struck in silver, Britannia seated left, date in exergue
(BMC 749). Fine to very fine, rare.

297 —— 1714, struck in tin, Peace standing in a two-horse chariot,
driving at a gallop to right (BMC 766). Very fine, scarce.

298* ——— 1713, BELLO ET PACE, draped bust to left, within an oval,
with a broad, slightly raised rim, bearing the legend, rev.
Britannia, helmeted, within an oval, a raised rim with legend
(BMC 767). Fine and very rare.

George I
299 Quarter-Guinea, 1718. A little weak on the hair, extremely fine.

300 Crown, 1716, roses and plumes in angles on reverse, SECVNDO
(ESC 110). Fine.

30i1* 1720 roses and plumes, SExTO (ESC 113). Good very fine.

302* —— 1723, SSC in alternate angles on reverse. DECIMO (ESC
114). Very fine to extremely fine.

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£42.00

£52.00

£32.00

£50.00

£65.00

£60.00

£85.00

£165.00

£34.00

£45.00

£95.00

£125.00

£130.00

£230.00

£70.00

£40.00

£32.00

£36.00

£400.00

£30.00

£50.00

£26.00

£20.00

£22.00

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303* —— 1726 roses and plumes, TERTIO (ESC 115). Good very fine
to extremely fine, scarce.

304* Halfcrown, 1715, Proof or Pattern, plain edge (ESC 586; R.5).
A bold very fine, extremely rare.

305* —— 1715 roses and plumes, seEcvNDo (ESC 587). Nearly ex-
tremely fine, scarce.

306 —— 1717, 1720/17, roses and plumes in angles (ESC 589, 590).
Fine and fair.

307 —— 1720 roses and plumes, SExTO, with date unaltered (ESC
591). Fine to very fine, rare.

308 —— 1823, SSC in alternate angles, pecimo (ESC 592). Very
fine.
509% 1726, small roses and plumes, TERTIO (ESC 593 (R°)).

Small flaw on edge of flan, very fine, extremely rare.

310 Shillings, first bust, 1715 roses and plumes, 1717 roses and plumes
(ESC 1162, 1164). Extremely fine and very fine.

311 ——~— —— 1716 roses and plumes (ESC 1163). Nearly extremely
fine, very rare.

312 —— —— 1718 roses and plumes, 1720 roses and plumes (ESC
1165, 1167). Extremely fine and fine.

S30 SS 719 Toses and plumes (ESC 1166)" ine; rare.

314 —— —— 1720 with normal 0 in date, 1720 with large O in date
(ESC 1168, 1169). Very fine to extremely fine.

315 = == 1721 rosés and plumes, 17/21 (Lor date over 0) roses
and plumes (ESC 1171, 1172). Fine and very fine, the latter
scarce.

316 —— -———._ 1721 (21 over 19 of 18), roses and plumes; 1722 roses

and plumes (ESC 1173, 1174). Fine and very fine, the
former scarce.

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317 ———— —— 1723 roses and plumes, 1723SSC, 1723SSC with £12.00
French arms at date (ESC 1175, 1176, 1177). Fair and
better. 3

318 —— Second bust, 1723 SSC, 1723 roses and plumes, 1724 roses £34.00
and plumes (ESC 1178, 1179, 1181). Very fine to extremely
fine. 2

319 —— —— 1723, w.c.c. below bust, rev. two interlocked C’s and £54.00
a plume alternately in the angles (ESC 1180. Very fine,
rare. 1

320 —— —— Another. Pine. ] £34.00

321 —— —— 1724, w.c.c. below bust, rev. two interlocked C’s and £54.00
a plume alternately in the angles (ESC 1182). Very fine,
rare. 1

322 —— —— 1725, w.c.c. below bust, rev. two interlocked C’s and £75.00
a plume alternately in the angles (ESC 1185). Very fine,
very rare. 1

323* ——_ —— 1726, w.c.c. below bust, rev. two interlocked C’s and £140.00
a plume alternately in the angles (ESC 1187). About ex-
tremely fine, rare. 1

324 — — —— 1725 roses and plumes; 1725 roses and plumes, with £38.00
no stops on obverse (ESC 1183, 1184). Both extremely fine,
the latter scarce. 2

325 —— —— 1727 roses and plumes, with no stops in obverse £32.00
legend (ESC 1188 var.). Fair, extremely rare. 1

326 Sixpences, 1717 roses and plumes; 1720 (20 over 17), roses and £32.00
plumes (ESC 1597, 1599). Extremely fine, both scarce. 2

327° === 1723:SSC,, smallvobverse lettering (2); 1723 SSC, Tare. ob- £26.00
verse lettering; 1726 roses and plumes (ESC 1600 (2), 1601, ,
1602). Fine to very fine, the last two scarce. 4

328 Maundy money, set with mixed dates, 1721, 4d., 3d., 2d.; 1718, £15.00
ld. The 3d. fine, otherwise extremely fine. 4

329 — 1723 set (ESC 2400). Very fine and better, scarce. 4 £28.00

£22.00

£16.00

£500.00

£75.00

£58.00

£75.00

£65.09

£240.00

£110.00

£80.00

£72.00

£95.00

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33U. —— 1727 set (ESC 2401). Very fine and better, scarce.

331 Halfpennies, 1717, 1718 Dump issues, 1722 (BMC 768, 774, 800).

The latter fine, the others very fine and better.

332* Proof Farthing, 1718, in silver (BMC 790). Nearly extremely fine.

SCarce.

333 Farthings, 1717 Dump issue, 1719, 1720 (BMC 783, 807, 818).
Flan flaw in the ‘dump’, otherwise very fine or better.

George II

334* Crown, young head, 1732, Proof, plain edge, roses and plumes
(ESC 118). Extremely fine, very rare.

335 —— 1734 SEPTIMO, roses and plumes (ESC 119). Very
fine, scarce.

336 —— 1739 DVODECIMO, roses on reverse (ESC 122).
Scratches by nose and chin on obverse, very fine to ex-
tremely fine.

337 —— old head, 1743 SEPTIMO, roses on reverse (ESC 124). A
little wear on hair, otherwise about extremely fine.

338 —— 1746, LIMA below bust, NONO (ESC 125). Small edge

knock on reverse, very fine.

1746 Proof Set

339* Crown, old head, 1746, Proof, vicEstMo (ESC 126). Good ex-
tremely fine, scarce.

340* Halfcrown, old head, 1746 Proof, viceEstmo (ESC 608). Mint
state, scarce.

341* Shilling, old head, 1746 Proof (ESC 1208). Mint state, scarce.
342* Sixpence, old head, 1746 Proof (ESC 1619). Mint state, scarce.

343 Crown, old head, 1750 QvarTO (ESC 127). Wear on hair, nearly
extremely fine.

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345

346

347

348

349

351

352

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354

355

356

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Halfcrown, young head, 1731 Proof, plain edge (ESC 594). Mint
state, very rare.

—— —— 1731 roses and plumes, 1739 roses, 1741 roses (ESC
595, 600, 601). The last fine, others very fine or better.

— Old head, 1743 roses, 1746 Lima (2) (ESC 603, 606). One
of the last fine, others very fine and better.

—— —— 1750, plain in angles, QVARTO (ESC 609). Very fine.

Shillings, young head, 1727, plumes in angles; 1727 roses and
plumes (ESC 1189, 1190). Very fine and very fine to ex-
tremely fine.

—— —— 1728 plain (2), 1736 roses and plumes, 1741 roses
(ESC 1191. 1199, 1202). Fine to very fine, the first two
scarce.

—— Old head, 1743 roses, 1745 Lima, 1746/5 Lima (ESC 1203,
1205, 1207). The last fine and rare, the others very fine and
extremely fine.

—— —— 1746 Lima (ESC 1206). Very fine, very rare.

1751, plain in angles (ESC 1212). Extremely fine,
scarce.

—— —— 1758 (2) (ESC 1213). Very fine and hetter.

Sixpences, young head, 1728 plain, 1728 plumes (ESC 1603,
1605). Very fine and better, the first rare.

1728 plain, 1728 plumes (ESC 1603, 1605). Fine to
very fine, the first rare.

—— —— 1728 roses and plumes, 1731 roses and plumes, 1741
roses (2) (ESC 1606, 1607, 1613). The first very fine, others
extremely fine.

—— Old head, 1743 roses, 1745 LIMA (2), 1746 Lima, 1757 (2),
1758 (ESC 1614, 1617, 1618, 1622, 1623). Fine and better.

Maundy money, 1739 set (ESC 2407); 1743/0 2d., 1739 1d. Very
fine to extremely fine.

£260.00
£52.00
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£42.00
£30.00
£28.00

£20.00

£24.00

£42.00

£5.00

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£36.00

£18.00

£27.00

£30.00

£24.00

£52.00
£110.00
£36.00
£24.00
£55.00
£26.00
£55.00

£24.00

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£16.00

£28.00

£110.00

£26.00

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360

361
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Halfpenny, 1729 Proof (BMC 832). Extremely fine, scarce.

—— 1730 GrEorGivs, 1735, 1743, 1750, 1753; Farthings, 1736,
1744, 1749 (2). Fine to very fine.

George Ill
Guinea, 1775, fourth head. Very fine.

—— 1813, sixth head, “Military Guinea’. Extremely fine.
Half-guinea, 1813, sixth head, ‘Military’. Extremely fine.
Third-guinea, 1798, first head. Extremely fine.

—— 1813 Proof. Brilliant, very rare.

Quarter-guinea, 1762 (MCE 463). Very fine.

Sovereign, 1817 (MCE 464). Extremely fine.

Charles IV, 8-Reales of Mexico, 1793, with oval counterstamp
of the bust of George III (ESC 129). Very fine.

Charles IV, 8-Reales of Mexico, 1801, with octagonal counter-
stamp of the bust of George III (ESC 138). Coin fine,
counterstamp fair.

Bank Dollar, 1804, with laureated bust to right, rev. Britannia
seated within an oval, etc. (ESC 144). Some scratches on
obverse, otherwise good fine.

—— 1804, Proof im copper, oby. 2, rev. C (Davis 11; ESC 152),
Extremely fine.

— 1804, Proof, obv. D, rev. 2a (Davis 8; ESC 100). Mint state,
scarce.

Crown, 1819 LIX (ESC 215). Slight edge knock, about extremely
fine.

Pattern by Webb and Mills for Mudie, undated, laureate
bust of George III right, rev. four shields with rose, thistle,
shamrock and horse within the angles (ESC 221). Good

extremely fine.

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386

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—— Pattern by W. Wyon, 1817, known as the ““Three Graces”
(ESC 223). Polished, extremely fine, rare.

Charles III, 4-Reales of Madrid, 1784, with oval counterstamp
of the bust of George III (ESC 611). Very fine.

Halfcrowns, 1817, large head; 1817, small head (ESC 616, 618).
Extremely fine.

Shilling, 1763, young head, known as the ‘Northumberland
Shilling” (ESC 1214). Extremely fine.

—— 1787 (7), no semée of hearts; no stop above head; no
stops at date (3); with semée of hearts (ESC 1216, 1218,
1222. 1225). Very fine and better.

— 1787, Pattern by Pingo, similar to the adopted coin but
with a border of dots each side (ESC 1241). Mint state.

—— 1798, “‘Dorrien and Magens’’, no stop over the head, with
large lettering (ESC 1227 (R°*)). Good extremely fine, ex-
tremely rare.

— 1816 (2), one mis-struck well off-centre; 1819 (ESC 1228,
1235). Extremely fine.

Sixpences, 1787 (6), no semée of hearts (3); semée of hearts (2);
1816 (ESC 1626, 1629, 1630). Very fine to extremely fine.

—— 1787, Pattern by Pingo, similar to the adopted coin but with
a border of dots each side; 1790, Pattern by Droz, with the
Royal cypher G R, crowned, rev. Britannia seated left, date
in legend (ESC 1640, 1645). Extremely fine.

Maundy money, 1766 set, 1786 set (ESC 2414, 2418). Very fine
to extremely fine.

—— 1792 set, ““Wire-money” (ESC 2419). Extremely fine,
scarce.

—— 1800 set; 1820 set; 1762 3d. (ESC 2421, 2424, 2033). Very
fine to extremely fine.

Bank tokens (5), Three-shillings, 1811, 1813; Eighteen-pence,
1311 (2), 1814 (ESC 407, 421, 969, 977). Fine to very fine.

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£46.00

£26.09

£48.00

£20.00

£38.00

£800.09

£12.00

£13.00

£26.00

£24.00

£36.00

£32.00

£23.00

£42.00

£32.00

£18.00

£22.00

£44.00

£42.00

£14.00

£34.00

£45.00

£32.00

£34.00

£310.09

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390

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394

396

397

398

599

400

401*

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Scotland, Pattern silver Halfcrown Token, 1799, by J. Milton on

behalf of Colonel Fullarton (Stewart, p. 160). Almost mint
state.

—— Pattern silver Halfpenny Token, 1799 (Fullarton), as pre-
vious. Almost mint state.

—— Another, as previous but in white metal. Some corrosion,
otherwise good very fine.

—— Pattern silver Shilling Token, 1799 (Fullarton). Struck from
rusty die, almost mint state.

——— Pattern silver Sixpenny Token, 1799 (Fullarton); another,
as previous but in copper. Both almost mint state.

No lot.

Twopence, 1797 ‘“‘Cartwheel’’; Pennies, 1797 bronzed proof
““Cartwheel’’, 1797 “‘Cartwheel’’, 1806 (BMC 1077, 1118.
1132, 1342). The proof scarce and mint state, others very
fine or better.

Halfpennies, 1772 GEoRIvs, 1774, 1799, 1806; Farthings, 1773,
1799 (2), 1806 (BMC 900; 907, 1248; 1377, 913, 1279; 1396).
Fine and better.

—— Pattern by Droz, 1790, with Britannia seated, with her right
hand pointing to left; Pattern 1797 “‘Cartwheel”’ (BMC 971,
1154). Extremely fine, both scarce.

— Pattern 1797 ‘Cartwheel’; Farthing, Pattern 1798 “Cart-
wheel”? (BMC 1157, 1215). Extremely fine, scarce and rare.

Farthing, gilt Proof 1797 “Cartwheel” (BMC 1188). Extremely
fine, scarce.

George IV
Crown, 1821 SECVNDO, laureate head (ESC 246). Extremely fine.

—__— Proof 1826 SEPTIMO, bare head, issued in the sets (ESC
257). Dark tone, good extremely fine, scarce.

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402* —— Pattern, possibly by Merlin, undated, in white metal, obv.
laureate bust to left, rev. Royal arms with supporters, etc.
(Linecar and Stone, page 68, No. 43). Some small edge
knocks, otherwise good very fine.

403 Halfcrowns, first head, first reverse, 1821; second reverse, 1824;
first head obverse brockage; second head, third reverse
(ESC 631, 630, 643). The brockage fine, others extremely
fine.

404 Shillings, first head, first reverse, 1821; second reverse, 1824;
second head, lion reverse, 1825 (ESC 1247, 1251, 1254).
Extremely fine.

405 Sixpences, first head, first reverse, 1821 (2); second reverse, 1824,
1825; second head, third reverse, 1826 Proof, 1826 (ESC
1654 (2), 1657, 1659, 1663, 1662). Extremely fine.

406 Maundy money, 1822 set, 1830 set, 1825 3d. (ESC 2425, 2435).
Extremely fine.

407 Pennies, 1826 rev. A, 1826 rev. B; Halfpennies, 1827 (2); Far-
things, 1822, gilt currency specimen, 1825, 1826, 1826
second issue; Half-farthing, 1830, rev. A; Third-farthing.
1827. Generally very fine.

William IV

408* Half-sovereign, 1831, Proof, plain edge. Some minor knocks and
abrasions on obverse, otherwise good extremely fine.

409* Crown, 1831, Proof, plain edge, W.W. on truncation (ESC 271).
Lightly rubbed, extremely fine, rare.

410 Halfcrown, 1834, WW in capitals on truncation (ESC 660).
Nearly extremely fine, rare.

411 —— 1836 (BSC 600). Extremely fine.

412 Shilling, 1831, Proof, plain edge; Sixpence, 1831, Proof, plain
edge, as issued in the sets (ESC 1266,1672). Mint state.

413 —— 1834; Sixpence, 1834; Groat, 1837; Three-halfpence, 1834
(ESC 1268, 1674, 1922, 2250). Very fine and better.

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£65.00

£30.00

£60.00

£32.00

£30.00

£75.00

£620.00

£45.00

£38.00

£35.00

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£32.00

£56.00

£28.00

£48.00

£23.00

£88.00

£18.00

£110.00

£200.00

£420.00

£17.00

£16.00

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414

415%

416

417

418

419

420*

421

425

426

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Proof Groat, 1836, with milled edge (ESC 1919). Practically
mint State, rare.

Pattern Groat, 1836, with plain edge, obv. as the current coin.
rev. 4 P either side of Britannia, no legend, date in exergue
(ESC 1927). Mint state, rare.

Maundy set, 1836 (ESC 2443). Extremely fine.

Bronzed Proof Penny, Halfpenny and Farthing, 1831, rev. |
(BMC 1457, 1463, 1468). Practically mint state.

Penny, 1831, no initials on truncation; Halfpennies, 1831 Proof,
rev. |, 1837; Farthings, 1834 rev. A, 1934 rev. B; Half-
farthing, 1837; Third-farthing, 1835 (BMC 1455, 1463,
1465, 1470, 1471, 1476, 1477). The proof practically mint
state, others fine and better.

Victoria

Sovereign, 1887, Jubilee issue; Half-sovereign, 1887, Jubilee issue
(MCE 547, 605). Extremely fine.

Crown, 1845, young head, VIII (ESC 282). Extremely fine.

—— 1847, young head, XI (ESC 286). Very fine to good very
fine.

— 1847 Gothic, UNDECIMO (ESC 288). Good extremely fine.

—— 1847 Gothic with plain edge (ESC 291). A choice speci-
men, practically mint state.

——— 1853 Gothic, SEPTIMO, issued in the sets (ESC 293). Small
edge knock below bust on obverse, extremely fine, rare.

—— 1889, Jubilee head; 1896, veiled head, LX (ESC 299, 311).
Very fine to extremely fine.

Double-florins, 1887 proof, with Arabic 1 in date, 1887 with
Roman I in date, 1889 (ESC 396, 394, 398). The last fine,
the first two extremely fine.

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428

429

430

436

437

439

440

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Halfcrown, 1939 Proof with plain edge, young head, one plain
and one ornate fillet in hair, W W in relief, as issued in the
sets (ESC 670). Practically mint state.

—— 1840, young head, two plain fillets (ESC 673). Nearly ex-
tremely fine.

— 1879, 1883 (ESC 703, 711). Extremely fine and good very
fine, the former scarce.

Florin, 1848 Proof with plain edge, ““Godless” (ESC 799). Prac-
tically mint state.

—— 1848 Proof, milled edge, “Godless” (ESC 801; R.4). Prac-
tically mint state, extremely rare.

—— 1849 “Godless” (2), 1889 Jubilee head, 1893 veiled head:
Halfcrowns, young head 1844, 1874, Jubilee head 1890,
veiled head1900) (BSG. 802.@)), 8715 876.0077, 1693, 723,
734). The first two extremely fine, the others fine and
better.

Gothic Florins, 1856, 1858 (ESC 813, 816). Fine and extremely
fine, the first scarce.

—— 1864, 1872 (ESC 824, 840). Nearly extremely fine.

—— 1873, 1877, stop after date (ESC 841, 847). Nearly ex-
tremely fine and extremely fine, the latter rare.

—— 1878 (2); 1879, WW, 48 arcs (ESC 849, 851). Fine and
extremely fine, the last scarce.

— 1879, 1885 (ESC 852, 861). Extremely fine, the former
scarce.

— 1887 Proof, milled edge, 46 arcs (ESC 867 (R°)). Obverse
a little rubbed, good extremely fine, extremely rare.

Shilling, 1839 Proof with plain edge, second young head (ESC
1282). Almost mint state.

—— 1853 Proof, as issued in the sets (ESC 1301). Almost mint
state, scarce.

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£30.00

£32.00

£58.00

£100.00

£42.00

£22.00

£30.00

£36.00

£24.00

£38.00

£85.00

£30.00

£52.00

£32.00

£36.00

£22.00

£22.00

£32.00
£28.00

£16.00

£30.00

£18.00

£28.00

£13.00

£26.00

£13.00

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441* —— 1865 Pattern with plain edge, wreathed head of Victoria,
rev. HALF FLORIN MDCCCLXV (ESC 1386). Almost mint
State, scarce.

442 —— 1838, 1842, 1859 (ESC 1278, 1288, 1307). Extremely fine.

443 —— 1865, 1870, 1874, 1886 (ESC 1313, 1320, 1326, 1347).
Extremely fine.

444 —— 1856, 1885, Jubilee head 1887, 1890, veiled head 1894,
1900; Sixpences, 1873, 1877, Jubilee head 1887 (2).
Generally very fine.

445 Sixpences, 1839 Proof with plain edge (ESC 1685). Almost mint
State.

446 —— 1853 Proof (ESC 1699). Almost mint state, scarce.

447 —— 1838, 1865, 1877, 1880, 1883. Generally extremely fine.

448 —\ Jubilee head, 1887 Proof; veiled head, 1893 Proof (ESC
1753, 1763). Almost mint state.

449 —— Patterns by Spink & Son Ltd., 1887, veiled and crowned
bust to left, in silver with milled edge, in aluminium (20
struck) (ESC 1783, 1781). Almost mint state, rare and ex-
tremely rare.

450 —— Jubilee head 1887 (3), veiled head 1901; Groats, 1838, 1839,
1888 (2); Threepences, 1884, 1887, 1890, 1899; Three-
halfpence, 1839. Generally very fine and better.

451 Maundy sets, young head, 1846; Jubilee head, 1888 (ESC 2456,
2502). Extremely fine.

452 —— Veiled head, 1900; oddments, 1873 4d., 1892 4d., 1881 2d.,
1872 1d. Extremely fine.

453 Copper coins: Pennies, 1854 plain trident, 1854 ornamental
trident, 1858/7; Halfpennies, 1844, 1854, 1858. Very fine
to extremely fine.

454 —— Halfpenny, 1853 copper proof (BMC 1541). Small edge

cut, almost mint state.

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455 —~— Another. Almost mint state.

456 —— Farthing, 1853 copper proof, rev. 7 (BMC 1577). Mint
State, very rare.

457 —— —— 1838, 1841, 1853; Half-farthings, 1839, 1842, 1844,
1847; Third-farthing, 1844; Quarter-farthing, 1839. Gener-
ally very fine to extremely fine.

458 Bronze coins: Pennies, 1876.H (2), 1883, 1889, 1900 veiled head;
Halfpennies, 1860, beaded border (2), 1882 H, 1896 veiled
head, 1898, 1901; Farthings, 1867, 1876H, 1895 veiled
head, 1900; Third-farthing, 1884. Several extremely fine,
others fine.

459 Halfpenny, 1868, cupro-nickel proof (BMC 1794). Almost mint
state, scarce.

460* Pattern Halfpenny, 1887, with small crowned bust to left, similar
to the adopted silver coinage (BMC 2188). Some small
verdigris spots, almost mint state, rare.

461* Pattern Farthing, 1887, similar in design to the last lot (BMC
2198). Again, verdigris spots, otherwise mint state, rare.

Edward VII

462 1902 Coronation, matt Proof set, comprising Crown to Maundy
Penny. Almost mint state.

463 Crown, 1902, ordinary issue (ESC 361); Half-sovereign, 1906,
Sydney mint. Both very fine.

464 Maundy money, 1902 sets (2); 1910 4d., 1905 3d., 1906 2d., 1904
1d.; 1907 6d., 1904 3d., 1910 3d.; bronze Penny 1907, Half-
penny 1907, Farthings 1905, 1907, 1908, Third-farthing
1902. The sets extremely fine, others fine to very fine.

George V

465 1927 proof set, comprising Crown to Threepence. Almost mint
State.

466 Crown, 1935 raised edge proof, in the official red box (2,500
issued; ESC 378). Mint state, scarce.

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—— 1935 specimen, 1935 ordinary issue; Halfcrowns, 1912,
1923, 1927. Mainly extremely fine.

Double-florin, 1911, Pattern by Huth, obv. bust to left, rev.
crowned cruciform shields of England, Scotland, Ireland
and Wales, etc. (ESC 401). Almost mint state, rare.

Fightpence, 1913, Pattern by Huth, similar in design to the
Double-florin, with EIGHT PENCE instead of OCTORINO in
reverse legend (ESC 1481b). Mint state, rare.

Florins, 1914, 1922, 1929; Shillings, 1915, 1924, 1926, 1927, 1928;
Simpences; 1911, 1915, 1924 1926. type C, 1926 type D (©),
1928, 1932) Threepences, 1911, 1914, 1920, 1932; 1933:
Generally very fine, some better.

Maundy sets, 1914, 1927 in blue case. Both extremely fine.
—— 1928, 1930. Both extremely fine.

Pennies, 1913, 1918 KN (2, both fine), 1919 H (2, both fine), 1920,
1927 (2). 1930: Haltpenmies,; 1915, 1917, 1919, 1927. 192%,
19325. 1935; Pasthings, 1917, 1999; 1922, 1926: Thicd-
farthings 1913. Very fine to extremely fine, several lustrous.

Edward VIII
(with portrait of George V but dated 1936)

Crown, 1936 (ESC 381). Mint state, scarcec.

Currency set from Halfcrown to Farthing, including the Maundy
set. Extremely fine or better.

George VI

Coronation, 1937 Proof set, from Crown to Farthing, and includ-
ing the Maundy set, in official case. Almost mint state.

—— 1950, Halfcrown to Farthing; Proof set, 1951, Crown to
Farthing; 1951, Crowns (2), in cases. Almost mint state.

—___— 1950, Halfcrown to Farthing, with Maundy set added; Proof
set, 1951, Crown to Farthing, including the Maundy set.
Almost mint state.

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479 —— 1951, Crown to Farthing, including the Maundy set. Almost
mint state.

480 Crown, 1937; Halfcrowns, 1954, 1947, 1949; Florins, 1937, 1947,
1949; Shillings (7), Sixpences (4), silver Threepences (2),
brass Threepences (18), Pennies (4), Halfpennies (5), Far-
things (5S). Very fine to extremely fine, some better.

Elizabeth II
481 Coronation, 1953 Proof set, Crown to Farthing, in presentation

case. Mint state.

Miscellaneous

482* Ireland, Pattern Three-shillings, 1900, by Huth, obv. veiled bust

483

484

485

486

487

488

to left, VICTORIA DEI GRA HIBERNIA) &° REGINA, rev. similar
to the gunmoney currency of James II (D. & F. 645).
Polished, good extremely fine, rare.

A miscellaneous selection of Scottish and Irish silver and copper
coins, including various gunmoney pieces, Voce Populi
Halfpenny, and minor silver Scottish coins. Generally fine.

A miscellaneous selection of tokens and medaillets, including a
heart-shaped 17th Century token, various William and
Mary jetons and silver 19th Century tokens. Mainly very

fine.

NUMISMATIC BOOKS
General Works

Akerman, J. Y.: A Numismatic Manual: London, 1860: half
leather. Excellent condition.

Carson, Robert A. G.: Coins Ancient, Medieval and Modern.
London, 1962; cloth. As new, in dust jacket.

Comencini, M.: Coins of the Modern World, 1870-1936; London,
(1937); cloth. Very good condition.

Forrer, Leonard S.: The Art of Collecting Coins; London, 1955;
cloth; practically as new, in dust jacket. Hazlitt, William
Carew: The Coin Collector; London, 1896: cloth: sound
but shabby, some plates loose.

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489 (Haym, Niccolo Francisco): Numismata Antiqua; bound with—
Nummi Anglici et Scotia; bound with—Ames, James: An
Index to the Pembrokian Coins and Medals; N.P., 1746;
folio, full calf, tooled in blind and in gold leaf. Contents in
fine condition, front board nearly separated at the hinge.

490 Hocking, William John: Catalogue of the Coins, Tokens, Medals,
Dies and Seals in the Museum of the Royal Mint; two
volumes, 1906-1910; octavo, uniform cloth. Very good
condition.

490a Humphreys, H. Noel: The Coin Collector’s Manual (2 vols.);
London, 1860; uniform cloth. Very good condition.

490B Lane-Poole, Stanley, ed.: Coins and Medals, their place in His-
tory and Art (third edition); London, 1894; cloth. Very
good condition.

490c Linecar, H. W. A.: Coins; London, (1955); cloth; practically as
new, in dust jacket. Milne, J. G.; Sutherland, C. H. V.; and
Thompson, J. D. A.: Coin Collecting; Oxford, (1950);
cloth; practically as new, in dust jacket.

490p Milne, J. G.; Sutherland, C. H. V.; and Thompson, J. D. A.:
Guide to the Greek, Roman, English and Chinese Coins
(in the Heberden Room of the Ashmolean Museum at Ox-
ford); Oxford, 1948; paper; very good condition. Raw-
lings, Gertrude Burford: Coins and How to Know Them
(4th edition); London, (1924); cloth; very good condition.

491 Schulman, H. M. F., and Holzer, H. W.: The Coin Collectors’
Almanac; New York, 1946; cloth; very good. Allen, J.:
Guide to the Department of Coins and Medals (4th edition,
1934); paper; as new. Chamberlain, C. C.: Collecting
Coins (2nd edition, 1956); paper; very fine. Jacob, K. A.:
Coin Collecting for Beginners; 1951; paper; very fine.

Ancient Greek and Roman

492. Adelson, H. L., and Kustas, George L.: A Bronze Hoard of the
Period of Zeno I (Numismatic Notes and Monographs No.

148); New York, 1962; paper. As new.

494

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Akerman, J. Y.: Ancient Coins of Cities and Princes; London,
1846; cloth; very good condition. Askew, G.: A Catalogue
ot Greek Coins; London, 1951; cloth; practically as new,
in dust jacket. Askew, G.: A Catalogue of Roman Coins:
London, 1948; cloth; very good condition.

Bellinger, A. R., and Berlincourt, M. A.: Victory as a Coin Type
(Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 149); New York,
1962; paper. Boyce, A. A.: Festal and Dated Coins of the
Roman Empire; four papers (Numismatic Notes and
Monographs No. 153); New York, 1965; paper. As new.

Bruun, P.: Studies in Constantinian Chronology (Numismatic
Notes and Monographs No. 146); New York, 1961; paper.
Eddy, S. K.: The Minting of Antoniniani A.D. 238-249
and the Smyrna Hoard (Numismatic Notes and Monc-
graphs No. 156); New York, 1967; paper. As new.

Fagerlie, Joan M.: Late Roman and Byzantine Solidi found in
Sweden and Denmark (Numismatic Notes and Mono-
graphs No. 157); New York, 1967; paper. As new.

Head, B. V.: Historia Numorum, a Manual of Greek Numis-
matics (2nd edition); Oxford, 1911; cloth. Practically as
new, in dust jacket.

Hill, G. F., and Jenkins, G. K.: A Guide to the Principal Coins
of the Greeks (2nd edition); London, (1959); cloth. As
new, in dust jacket.

Mattingly, H.: Roman Coins; London, (1927); cloth. Practically
as new, in dust jacket.

Milne, J. G.: Greek and Roman Coins; London, (1939); cloth:
good. Seaby, H. A.: Roman Silver Coins (2 vols.—Vol. 1,
London, 1952; Vol. 2, London, 1954): uniform cloth; as
new, in dust jacket.

500A Seltman, C.: Greek Coins (2nd edition); London, (1955); cloth.

As new, in dust jacket.

500B Thompson, M.: The Agrinion Hoard (Numismatic Notes and

Monographs No. 159); New York, 1968; paper. Vermeule,
Cc. C.: A Bibliography of Applied Numismatics: London,
1956. Williams, R. T.: The Confederate Coinage of the
Arcadians in the Fifth Century B.C. (Numismatic Notes
and Monographs No. 155); New York, 1965; paper. All as

new.

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Ancient Britain

500c Askew, Gilbert: The Coinage of Roman Britain; London, 1951:

octavo, cloth; as new, in dust jacket. Frere, S. S., editor:
Problems of the Iron Age in Southern Britain; London,
(1959?); octavo (contains Allen, D. F.: The Origins of
Coinage in Britain: a Reappraisal); sewn paper; practically
as new. Mack, R. P.: The Coinage of Ancient Britain (1st
edition); London, 1953; cloth; as new, in dust jacket.

500D Mack, R. P.: The Coinage of Ancient Britain (2nd edition);

London, 1964; cloth. As new, in dust jacket.

Anglo-Saxon

SO0E Dolley, R. H. M.: Anglo-Saxon Pennies; London, 1964; paper.

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502

Dolley, R. H. M.: Viking Coins of the Danelaw and Dub-
lin; London, 1965; paper. Mossop, H. R.: The Lincoln
Mint, c. 890-1279; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1970; cloth. All
as new.

Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles. Volume I, Fitzwilliam

Museum: Part I, Ancient British and Anglo-Saxon, by
Philip Grierson; London, 1958. Volume 2, Hunterian and
Coats Collections: Part I, Anglo-Saxon Coins, by A. D.
Robertson; London, 1961. Volume 3, Coins of the Cori-
tani, by D. F. Allen; London, 1963. Cloth. As new.

Volume 4, National Museum, Copenhagen: Part 1, Ancient
British and Anglo-Saxon, by Georg Galster; London, 1964.
Volume 5, Grosvenor Museum, Chester: Part 1, Wil-
loughby-Gardner Collection, by J. E. Pirie; London, 1964.
Volume 6, Hiberno-Norse Coins in the British Museum, by
M. Dolley; London, 1966. Cloth. As new.

Volume 7, National Museum, Copenhagen: Part 2, Anglo-
Saxon Coins, by Georg Galster; London, 1966. Volume 8,
National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland: Part 1,
Anglo-Saxon Coins, by R. B. K. Stevenson; London, 1966.
Volume 9, Ashmolean Museum: Anglo-Saxon Pennies, by
J. D. A. Thompson; London, 1967. Volume 11, University
Collection, Reading: Anglo-Saxon and Norman Coins, by
C. E. Blunt and M. Dolley. Royal Coin Cabinet, Stock-
holm: Anglo-Norman Coins, by M. Dolley, F. E. Jones
and C. S. S. Lyon; London, 1969. Cloth. As new.

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—— Volumes 13-15, National Museum, Copenhagen: Part 3,
Anglo-Saxon Coins—Cnut, by Georg Galster; London,
1970. Cloth. As new.

—— Volume 16, Mrs. E. M. Norweb Collection: Part 1, Ancient
British, Romano-British, etc., by C. E. Blunt, F. E. Jones
and R. P. Mack; London, 1971. Volume 17, Midland
Museums: Ancient British and Norman Coins, by A. J. H.
Gunstone; London, 1971. Coth. As new.

England, Scotland and Great Britain

Allen, D. F.: A Catalogue of English Coins in the British
Museum — The Cross-and-Crosslets (“Tealby’) Type of
Henry II; London, 1951; cloth. Practically as new.

Brooke, G. C.: English Coins (2nd edition); London, (1942);
cloth. Very good condition.

Brooke, G. C., and Whitton, C. A.: English Coins (3rd edition):
London, (1950); cloth. Practically as new.

Brown, I. D., and Dolley, M.: A Bibliography of Coin Hoards
of Great Britain and Ireland, 1500-1967; London, 1971;
cloth. As new, in dust jacket.

Burns, E.: The coinage of Scotland; three volumes; Edinburgh,
1887. Practically as new.

Crowther, G. F.: A Guide to English Pattern Coins; London, un-
dated (1887?); cloth; very good condition. Dolley, M.:
The Norman Conquest and the English Coinage; London.
1966: paper; as new.

Gruber, Herbert A.: Handbook of the Coins of Great Britain
and Ireland in the British Museum (lst edition); London.
1899; quarter leather. Small split starting at top of back-
strip.

Grueber, Herbert A.: Handbook of the Coins of Great Britain
and Ireland in the British Museum, with revisions by
J. P. C. Kent, I. H. Stewart, P. Finn and H. W. A. Linecar
(2nd edition); London, 1970; cloth. As new.

Hawkins, E.: The Silver Coins of England (3rd edition); London,
1887; quarter leather. Good condition.

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Kenyon, R. L.: The Gold Coins of England (1st edition); Lon-
don, 1884; quarter leather. Very good condition.

Kenyon, R. L.: Kenyon’s Gold Coins of England, including an
addendum by Norris D. McWhirter, listing gold coins
issued up to 1969 (2nd edition); Bath, 1969: buckram. As
new, in dust jacket.

Linecar, H. W. A.: The Crown Pieces of Great Britain (1st edi-
tion); London, 1962; cloth. As new, in dust jacket.

Linecar, H. W. A.: The Crown Pieces of Great Britain (2nd
edition); London, 1969; cloth. As new, in dust jacket.

Linecar, H. W. A., and Stone, A. G.: English Proof and Pattern
Crown-size Pieces, 1658-1960; London, (1968); cloth. As
new.

North, J. J.: The Coinages of Edward I and IJ; London, 1968;
paper. North, J. J.: English Hammered Coinage (2 vols.);
London, 1963, 1960; uniform cloth; both in fine condition,
however marked as a check list.

Peck, C. W.: English Copper, Tin and Bronze Coins in the
British Museum, 1558-1958 (1st edition); London, 1960;
cloth. Autographed on title page by the author. Numerous
pencilled check marks against entries, otherwise almost as
new, in dust jacket.

Peck, C. W.: English Copper, Tin and Bronze Coins in the
British Museum, 1558-1958 (2nd edition); London, 1954;
cloth. Loose Xeroxed page of addenda, by the author,
from British Numismatic Journal, inserted following
addenda, page xx. Pencilled check marks against numerous
entries, otherwise almost as new, in dust jacket.

Ruding, R.: Annals of the Coinage of Great Britain and its
Dependencies (3rd edition); three volumes; London, 1840;
uniform tree calf, gold tooled, by Riviere. Bookplates of
I. Towlerton Leather. All volumes rebacked, with original
backstrips replaced, hinges replaced with cloth, plates
numbered in pencil, most plates somewhat foxed. Generally
fine condition.

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Seaby, H. A.: British Copper Coins and their Values. The fol-
lowing editions: —1961, Part 1 (paper); 1961, Parts 1 and
2; 1963-4, Parts 1 and 2; 1965, Parts 1 and 2; 1966, Parts
1 and 2 (all cloth); 1967, 1968-9, 1969-70 (all boards).
Mostly as new.

Seaby, H. A. and P. J.: A Catalogue of the Copper Coins and
Tokens of the British Isles; London, 1949; cloth; practic-
ally as new. Seaby, H. A.: The British Imperial Silver
Coinage, 1649-1949; London, 1949; cloth; pencilled check
marks and added notes. Seaby, H. A., and Rayner, P. A.:
The British Imperial Silver Coinage from 1649 (2nd edi-
tion); London, 1957; interleaved; presentation copy, in-
scribed by the authors; many entries checked, numerous
notes. All good condition.

Seaby, H. A., and Rayner, P. A.: The English Silver Coinage
from 1649 (3rd edition); London, (1968); cloth. Seaby,
H. A. (editor): Notes on English Silver Coins, 1066-1648
(Vol. 1—no more published); London, 1948; cloth. Both
good condition.

Seaby’s Standard Catalogue. The following editions :—1952, 54,
56; 57, 59, 62; 63/4, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70. All cloth
and in fine condition.

Seaby, P. J.: The Story of the English Coinage; London, 1952;
cloth; practically as new, in dust jacket. Spink & Son,
Ltd.: The Milled Coinage of England, 1662-1946 (ist
edition); London, 1950; cloth; many entries checkmarked,
otherwise in excellent condition.

Spink & Son, Ltd.: The Milled Coinage of England, 1662-1946
(Ist edition); London, 1950; cloth. Stewart, I. H.: The
Scottish Coinage (Ist edition); London, 1955; cloth. Prac-
tically as new.

Stewart, I. H.: The Scottish Coinage, with supplement (2nd
edition); London, 1967; cloth: as new, in dust jacket.
Patrick, C.: Notes on Scottish Coinage; cloth; out of print.

530A Thompson, J. D. A.: Inventory of British Coin Hoards, A.D.

600-1500; London, 1956; cloth; practically as new. ‘Thor-
burn, W. S.: Coins of Great Britain and Ireland (4th edi-
tion); London, 1905; cloth; very good condition.

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530B Dowle, A., and Finn, P.: The Guide Book to the Coinage of

Ireland; London, 1969; paper. O’Sullivan, W.: The Earliest
Anglo-Irish Coinage; Dublin, 1964; paper. O’Sullivan, W.:
The Earliest Irish Coinage; Dublin, 1969. Remick, J. H.:
The Coinage of the Republic of Ireland, 1928-1966; San
Antonio, 1967; paper. Seaby, P. J.: Coins and Tokens of
Ireland; London, 1970; paper-covered boards; many entries
checkmarked, otherwise as new.

Tokens

530c Dalton, R., and Hamer, S. H.: The Provincial Token-Coinage of

the 18th Century (second impression, 1967); cloth. As new.

530p Davis, W. J.: The Nineteenth Century Token Coinage (second

impression); London, 1969; cloth. As new, in dust jacket.

530E Williamson, G. C.: Trade Tokens issued in the Seventeenth

531

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355

Century (second impression), 3 vols.; London. 1967. As
new, in dust jackets.

Allen, J. J. C.: Sovereigns of the British Empire; London, 1965.
Linecar, H. W. A.: British Commonwealth Coinage; Lon-
don, 1959. Garside, H.: British Imperial Copper and
Bronze Coinage, 1838-1920. All cloth. And others.

Europe since the Middle Ages
Bedoukian, P. Z.: Coinage of Cicilian Armenia (Numismatic

Notes and Monographs No. 147); New York, 1962; sewed
paper. As new.

Dolley, R. H. M., and Morrison, K. F.: The Carolingian Coins
in the British Museum; London, 1966; cloth. As new.

Mazard, Jean: Histoire Monétaire et Numismatique Contem-
poraine, 1790-1963 (2 vols.); Paris and Basel, 1965-1967;
uniform cloth. As new.

Morrison, K. F., and Grunthal, H.: Carolingian Coinage (Numis-
matic Notes and Monographs No. 158); New York, 1967;
sewed paper. AS new.

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Tomasini, W. J.: The Barbaric Tremissis in Spain and Southern
France (Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 152);
New York, 1964; sewed paper. As new. 1

Asia

International Numismatic Convention, Jerusalem, 1963; Jerusa-
lem, (1967); quarter cloth. Miles, G. C.: The Coinage of
the Arab Amirs of Crete (Numismatic Notes and Mono-
graphs No. 160); New York, 1970; paper. Miles, G. C.:
Contributions to Arabic Metrology—II, Early Arabic Glass
Weights (Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 150);
New York, 1963; paper. All as new. 3

United States

Newman, E. P.: The Secret of the Good Samaritan Shilling
(Numismatic Notes and Monographs No. 142); New York,
1959; paper. Practically as new. 1

Noe, S. P.: The New England and Willow Tree Coinages of
Massachusetts (Numismatic Notes and Monographs No.
102); New York, 1943; paper. Practically as new. ]

Noe, S. P.: The Oak Tree Coinage of Massachusetts (Numis-
matic Notes and Monographs No. 110); New York, 1947;
paper. Practically as new. ]

540A Noe, S. P.: The Pine Tree Coinage of Massachusetts (Numis-

matic Notes and Monographs No. 125); New York, 1952;
paper. Practically as new. 1

Serials

540s American Numismatic Society: Museum Notes, Nos. 9-17; New

York, 1960-1971; sewed paper. 2

540c American Numismatic Society: Numismatic Literature, Nos. 26-

86 (January 1954 to September 1971); paper. Nos. 26 to
79 published quarterly; Nos. 80 to 86 published semi-
annually. Practically as new. 64

540p Royal Numismatic Society: The Numismatic Chronicle. Fourth

series, Nos. 71-2, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79-80; fifth series,
Nos. 3-4, 7-8; sixth series, 1941, Parts 3-4, wrappers; sixth
series, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959 wrappers, 1960
cloth; seventh series, 1961-1969; seventh series, 1970, cloth. 28

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Technology

Caley, E. R.: Orichalcum and related Ancient Alloys (Numis-
matic Notes and Monographs No. 151); New York, 1964;
paper. Craig, J.: British Coins and Coinage (in: Journal
of the Royal Society of the Arts); London, 1950; good con-
dition. Newman, W. A. C.: British Coinage; London,
1953; paper; good condition. Stride, H. G.: Nickel for
Coinage; London, 1963; cloth; as new.

Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles. Ulster Museum: Anglo-
Irish Coins, John—Edward III, by M. Dolley and W. Seaby.
As new.

— Ashmolean Museum: English Coins, 1066-1279, by D. M.
Metcalf. As new.

Seaby’s Coin and Medal Bulletin, 1946-1970; bound. Some
checkmarked, otherwise fine.

Sale Catalogues
Glendining & Co.: Priced Catalogues, 1957 to 1969 complete;
1970 unpriced.

Sotheby & Co.: Palace Collections of Egypt —Coins and Medals,
1954; and eight others, including Caldecott 1912 (priced)
and Nobleman 1922 (priced).

European Auction Sale Catalogues, Jacques Schulman, Munzen
und Medaillen, etc. Some with estimated valuations.

United States and Canadian Auction Sale Catalogues. As seen,
a small stack.

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Mail. Air Mail postage is not, however, included in the
Subscription Rate and must be borne by the subscriber. In
such cases an additional £2.00 should be sent as a deposit and
we will advise when this is exhausted.

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AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS

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Ancient Greek, Roman and Egyptian Antiquities : Books. : en
Ceramics :; Coins : Ethnographical Items ; Furniture Seer s ;

Jewellery : Military and Naval Medals : Objects of Vertu
Oriental Works of Art : Postage Stamps : Silver : ete.

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CASH ADVANCES

If required, cash advances will be made at our discietion
and at our valuations on the understanding that Lots are
submitted for sale ENTIRELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
In the event of repayment of the Cash Advance before the |
Sale takes place, a charge of 10% on the amount advanced
will be payable.

COMMISSION FOR SELLING

124% on the amount realised bie 5. Charge
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5% on reserve prices for Lots £4.00 ket
remaining unsold per Lot Sst
SETTLEMENT MADE 14 DAYS AFTER DATE OF SALE Re
EXPERT ADVICE 18) ee
Expert advice is immediately available and no charge is Ts
made for the examination of property submitted to these ieee ee
Rooms with a view to Sale by Auction. Visits to Town and Be cwipFh ft
Country houses for the purpose of advising ten cee orice
arranged at a nominal charge. ic :

VALUATIONS

Probate and Insurance Valuations on Collections at recog-
nised scale of charges. The valuation fee is refunded if the
property involved is placed in our hands for sale within six
months of the date of valuing.

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Further information on application to the Auctioneers at: a

7, Blenheim Street, New Bond Street, London, W.1. “FE
Telephone: 01-493 2445 (3 lines)

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